Art & Science

Despite coming from a rather rational background, I strongly believe in science-art contamination as great mutual source of ideas and inspiration. As a result, I am always eager to work with artists of any sort and kind to try breaking the boundary between scientific discoveries and artistic creations. In 2018 I collaborated with Leonie Bradley who created ‘Wavefront’ a visual installation for Visions of Science at The Edge, University of Bath.

Wavefront, by Leonie Bradley shows the beauty of cells developing in an embryo

Each printed “pixel” represents a pigment cell spreading and reproducing. It was created using a hand-executed, on-lattice, position jump model with a tetrahedral die as a random number generator. In total, it took 1,723 steps to make Wavefront.



Public Engagement

In 2019 I won the 1st Prize of the TakeAIM Award with my entry "A Collective Human Challenge ”. The TakeAIM is a national competition organised by the Smith Institute for doctoral researchers in mathematics to showcase the impact of their projects to the general public and industrial partners.

Presenting at the TakeAIM Award Ceremony in hosted at the Imperial College, London.
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